Übersetzung für 'hag's' von Englisch nach Deutsch

hag's taper [Verbascum thapsus]

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hag's taper [Verbascum thapsus] [common mullein]

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• Peg Powler is a hag in English folklore who is said to inhabit the River Tees.
• Witches were often believed to fly on broomsticks or distaffs, or occasionally upon unwilling human beings, who would be called 'hag-ridden'.
• Chris and John meet Deidra, the ultimate fag hag, who is desperate for a new fag in her life.
• An expression sometimes used in South Carolina is "don't let the hag ride ya." This expression may come from the boo hag legend.
• "Lithacodes fasciola", the yellow-shouldered slug or ochre-winged hag moth, is a moth of the family Limacodidae.

• 10.155 is against the "one-eyed limping hag" Arayi.
• 34. Burnet moths, slug moths, hag moths, glass moths and allies – 2,600 spp.
• The Mother Shipton moth ("Callistege mi") is named after her. Each wing's pattern resembles a hag's head in profile.
• On the list is "hag-seed." Felix bans all swearing from rehearsals save for the curse words from the list.
• In "The 7 Dwarfs and King Arbor's Crystal" comic that showed the Evil Queen's hag form having survived the fall, the Huntsman had gotten his revenge on the Evil Queen by setting fire to her castle just as her hag form on a stretcher and the two royal guards that were loyal to her returned to the burning castle.

• In "Prince Caspian" by C. S. Lewis a hag tries to resurrect the White Witch.
• But just like with Mitchell earlier, she suddenly transforms into the ugly witch hag.
• She decides to go to the hag of the sea for a solution.
• The element "Hagan-" also occurs in dithematic names such as Chagnoald (7th century), Chagoulf (7th century), Haganrih (8th century).
• This auxiliary verb has several different roots: h-, hav- and hag- (either [...] or [...]) (all from Latin HABERE). There are more dialectal forms with a velar augment based on the root hag-.